Showing posts with label Meeting a Friend of a Friend - Couch Surfing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meeting a Friend of a Friend - Couch Surfing. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Couch Surfing Guests 2


My house has been so deathly quiet and I suddenly feel all alone when these two CSers left, after staying in my place and had their fill of seeing the Angkor Wat & other temples. These twos had just decamped vibes of cordiality, too bad, I haven't joined on their biking going around just as fund is so tight these days. Since I came to Cambodia and open my house for Couch Surfing, I never run out of request. My inbox is always filled with request messages & last minute request for meetings.






Alexander from Russia, a funny guy and musicality talented.


Jose from Spain. A nice man and so humble.

Jose busily tinkering my laptop, while Alex enjoying the green mango with gusto waited for his turn.

Saturday, June 22, 2013

Couch Surfing Guests

Been an active member of Couch Surfing since 2010 and the experience is truly great. I just love to host fellow backpackers and listen to their travel experiences and travel tips as well.
I am honestly picky in terms of accepting someone to sleep in my place, so here are the people that I hosted in the Philippines and here in Cambodia.

A young lady from Taiwan.



A young couple from Germany.

A fellow educator from Singapore.


A travelers from Germany that I hosted in the Philippines.


Friday, June 08, 2012

Meeting a Friend of a Friend - Couch Surfing

Who would have thought (that) a fellow Couch Surfer & a  friend that I just met in Malaysia, would find her way to see me in Warsaw - Poland. Didn't expect that she could be that serious to see me again.
Our first meeting was in Kuala Lumpur during a Couch Surfing gathering. She shared her adventures and the way of travelling by cargo ship & I did mine too. It wasn't hard for me to adjust as we were trying to acquaint ourselves just as we have the same common interest apart from travelling but embracing vegetarianism.
She knows a bit of my country because she met a lot of Filipinos on her trip working in a cargo ship. The funny thing is, she could awfully sing popular folk song in my country.
Another local CS joined in, which a list of Polish friends have improving this time and we had a great time together. Hoping to see her again with her husband one day somewhere else.  

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Photoblog: Baan Suan Hassadi - Thailand